13-19; Retzow; &c.]-- "SUNDAY, 19th JUNE, At 2 A.M., Major Grant arrives at Prag [must have started instantly after that of "We two cannot take the battery, your Majesty!"]--goes to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick, interim Commander on the Ziscaberg, with order To raise Siege.

Consternation on the part of some; worse, on the Prince of Prussia's part; the others kept silence at least,--and set instantly to work.

On both Hills, the cannons are removed (across Moldau the Zisca-Hill ones), batteries destroyed, Siege-gear neatly gathered up, to go in wagons to Leitmeritz, thence by boat to Dresden; all this lies ready done, the dangerous part of it done, when Friedrich arrives.
"MONDAY, 20th, before sunrise, Siege raised.

At three in the morning Friedrich marches from the Ziscaberg; to eastward he, to Alt-Bunzlau, thence to Ah-Lissa,"-- Nimburg way, with what objects we shall see.
"Marshal Keith's fine performance.

Keith, from the Weissenberg, does not march, such packing and loading still; all the baggages and artilleries being with Keith.